Psyched to Practice

Therapy is a great space to develop skills and challenge mindsets… so we’re good to stop there, right? If only. This week Ray and Paul discuss the very important step that comes after skill development: Generalizing. They discuss their processes for helping clients take what’s being worked on in the therapy office and applying it into everyday life with diverse environments- to make the biggest difference. Please enjoy this Practice in Action episode: A Crash Course in Generalization. 

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What if we told you there is a population that makes up roughly 16-20% of students, and it’s one that we don’t acknowledge or provide adequate support for. These children are ones who fall into the gap between normative academic achievement and meeting requirements for special needs support. This week Ray and Paul have the pleasure of talking with Dr. Steven Shaw on this topic and reviewing his new book: Reaching and Teaching Students Who Don’t Qualify For Special Education, Strategies For The Inclusive Education Of Diverse Learners. With the plethora of valuable information, we were only able to discuss two of his chapters on Executive Functioning and Academic Motivation. We hope that you take away as much as we did in this Masters in Practice episode: Supporting Children with Low Academic Achievement with Dr. Steven Shaw. 

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Case Conceptualization… what even is it? Why is it important? These two questions are what Ray and Paul seek to answer in today’s episode. They discuss the underlying principles that drive this important process, what the benefits are when it is done well, and visit a tailor in cheap suits. Please enjoy this Practice in Action episode: Case Conceptualization- What is it Good For? Absolutely Everything!

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Tik Tok… whether you love it or hate it, it’s here to stay. So how do we adapt to the world of Tik Tok and work to get the most out of it? That’s what Ray and Paul seek to answer. They discuss their prior reservations with using the platform, what changed their minds, and the benefits of the platform for the future. Also, they may have made a Tik Tok! So swipe up and listen to this Living Psyched episode: Tik Tok You Don’t Stop. 

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Attachment Theory is a common concept taught in just about every undergraduate program for mental health practitioners. But how often do we actually use these styles in our sessions with clients? Today Ray and Paul discuss how to adapt this information into insight used in the therapy setting. We go across the ages exploring the way attachment is recognized in relationships and the way to help support those we work with. Please enjoy this Practice in Action episode: Axis-ing Attachment.

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Selective Mutism… or rather Social Communication Anxiety Disorder is the topic on the table in this week’s episode of the Psyched to Practice Podcast. Ray and Paul learn from the best as they have the opportunity to talk with Dr. Elisa Shipon-Blum on this misunderstood diagnosis. We explore the stages, understand the “whys”, and uncover ways to help these individuals first develop comfort in communication. We hope you enjoy this Masters in Practice episode: Selective Mutism. 

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Sure, we’ve heard how using improv and metaphors in therapy can be beneficial, but what does it even look like?… Well we’re happy you asked. In this episode Ray and Paul share a more intervention focused conversation, reviewing how they improv with games and metaphors to better connect with the interventions and skills that help most. Together they work to connect the theories in a meaningful way, and try to have some fun. We hope you enjoy this Practice in Action episode: 1… Huston We Have Improv!

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